The South Reporter — April 27, 2006


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Tourists enjoy Holly Springs
• Annual Pilgrimage highlights history, beauty

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Drizzle and overcast skies Friday set the pace for a steady, but modest, turnout for the 68th Annual Pilgrimage. And those who did visit the lovely City of Holly Springs said they had a good time.

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County seeks to improve animal control

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

A new dog pound constructed by the county to house wild or vicious dogs is running over, according to Sheriff Kenny Dickerson.

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Holy Family daycare going to K-8 campus

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Families with both Pre-K and K-8 children will be able to drop all their children off and pick them up after school at one campus this fall at Holy Family School on North West Street, according to principal Ketia Francis.

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Aldermen OK gospel fest, Acme’s temp office

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Kevin Thomas was given permission by Holly Springs aldermen to block off Alderson Street beside Stixs-N-Tones for a gospel music fest set for Saturday, May 13.

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Olita plans to run in Boston again

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Donna Olita made history for Holly Springs by running in the 2006 Boston Marathon last week. Because she qualified in December 2005, she gets a second try at the Boston Marathon before having to qualify again.

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